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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1919.
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+YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
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�i Witt be promptly attended to here: See:us about
1 DOUBLE TEAM HA.RIIESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
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REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
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4 All our sewing done by hand
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1 Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of. Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
.i1. FRED THIEL ZU`*•ICH
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Miss Roxie Eiiller is spending ah
few weeks at Grand Bend.
Flax pulling has started. The
crop its only a fair one this year,
Saturday, •Peace Day, was ciu'et-
ly observed here. All the busin-
ess places were closed and a large
number of residents spent the day
at Grand Bend. ,
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summer
erials
f.r the month of June.
WHITE VOILE WAISTS
At $L00 3 doz. white Voile ,waists
em:brodiers front, trimmed with
lace an collar and,..euff, . size 34-44
SPLENDID VALUE
In Georgette and crepe du ehene
waists at $4.00 and $5.00
LADIES' WHITE WASH SKIRTS ,
Made from good quality reeve
and pique, two pockets, finished
with pearl buttons.
BETTER QUALITY VOILE
WAISTS AT $3.00
Better quality Voile waists in
neat .Swisserkeb o.dered. frorats,neat
ly • trimmedoilars and cuffs, siz-
es 34 to 42, .EXTRA. SPECIAL'
Value `$3.00
WHITE 'SILK WAISTS
In all sizes, at $2. and $3. each.
L.ADIES' HOSE
Cotton and lisle hose in white,
brown and black sizes 8'! to 10.
SILK ANKLE HOSE IN BLACK
And white colors, sizes to 10.
LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE
Colors in Brown taupe, dark grey,
champagne and black, size 93
CHILDS' RIBBED LISLE HOSE
Mercerized finish, colors in white
black and brown, sizes 4W,, to 81-2,
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MENS' PANAMA HATS
A nice assortment of mens' paan
atria hats to the new styles at a
IOW price
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Phone 59
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WOMENS' & C.HILDS 1VIIDDIES
A splendid assortment of worn-
csns' and children Middies in plain
white and striped collars long and
short sleeves, all sizes.
CHILDREN1S ROMPERS
IChildretn's Rompers made from
good quality print in neat artipel
pattern, size 2 to 7 years,
LITTLE GIRLS' GINOHAMS
Little girl's Gingham dresses in
brown, grey and navy plaid eff-
ect sizes 2 to 14 years.
BIG BUNGALOW APROONS
.Bungalo aprons made from ex-
tra quality print in striped pat-
terns, both light and dark colors.
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No 3
M'r and Mrs, J. J. Barry are s et
di;n'g the week with friends at Dun -
Miss Pearl Wurtz is spending a
few weeks at Grimsby .Beach.
Miss Mary Bounian of Kitchener
A•'number from here attende 1 J. spent -the week with Miss Vera
Siebert,
6Mr, John Routiedge,, of 'Exeter
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home here.
Mr. John H. Sehne 1, woo has
been taken to a hospital at Lon-
don for treatment.
A number of municipalities in
Waterloo county aro bu:Bing con-
crete roads th's year,
Miss Ora Ho fm:,:n, of Tavist-'
Mr and Mrs. Alf. Me.1'eic and Mr. oek, is spending the .reek with her
and Mrs Simon Greb visited ;f= aunt, Mrs G. Hess, of town.
envie in Detroit oyer Sunday, Miss Elizabeth Truem•ner, • of
..-Mr IiiorIcyrock of Detrn:c, Detroit, is visiting her mother and
LS; spending a few weeks at thr. sister, Mrs. L. Prang, at present.
liwrie of his mother, Mrs. C. pH:'; - .4—.;.
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24Ir and Mrs. Fred Rummel, and
soon. Wilfred, of Kitchener, vis't-
ed relatives and friends here over
Stzraday in most parts of Ontario. It is
the poorest erop in 30 years. There
illr. anti Mrs. Daniel Steinbach vas, a lair honey flow during fro
returned to their home in Detroit, uit and dandelion bloom, of which
last Satur.iay, after a pleasant rias there is a limited surplus. Sq
we are now able to supply our cus
tourers With dandelion and bass-
wood honey. This is a good
honey of a golden color, but,
naturaily, in flavor not up lo the,
flavor of pure clover honey. In
medical value perhaps ahead of any
Price 25 cents per pound.
• J. HABERER & SONS.
OPPOSED BUYING IN BIG
CENTRES
u.[ am opposed to the movement'
among farmers to buy all their
3 ' ..• and Mrs. A. Bran and son good from the big centres," .ie-!
himself
clans Chas.
a' 'at Bright, Mrs. Inghold and dart- t, ex -Pee re of t
• Ashfield, and hhimself a prominent
o enter of Hatruburg .and Mrs. Ga- Huron county farmer and memo -
e a%s+.r' ai •Cicthton visited at the er of the U. F. A. "The. farmer, ; Watc es, Clocks, t,'iusical
to h� pt J: greeter on Mnrtday, Instruments, etc.
e.. •_ xj ae�s alas' local mer+ tea nt ry r,,,,-.^)
' Mr. and Mrs. I. Brown and. chid- as the merchant needs' the far m- tepaIring Promptly Done
rz'r. • and. Mrs. S. Brown and lama era' patronage, because if busin'1
f) ily of Kitchener visited wi'ltt Mr, ess places i.n smell totem. a ^a ;ril=e 7
• and Mr's. J. Preeter over the hol:- nut the value i;n farm propertyl
day, w'lI not- ir.cr sass.
Mr, 'Henry Waiper has purchase( CANADA TAKKES ERR R Ff'LL
3'..1Y.fennerll sale at Seaforth on
Wednesday.
Misa Pennies Preeter of Dash•.
wood is visiting her brother J.
Preeter this week.
Misses Matilda and Alice John -
:son are 'visiting friends in Hamil-
ton and Brantford.
1Vir. Jacob •Haherer returned last
week from• a v'sit to bis brat' e',
Jahn, of Minnesota.
7HE HONEY CROP OP 1919
Clover and basswood honey was
a failure in this section, and also
rt tirith relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Smith, Dr. a.td
Dors C Field and Miss Jarvis, all
of Detroit, are spending a. .few
weeks at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Studer and soars
of Woodstock, spent the week-,
end with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Wellington Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs. George Brenner, of
Midland, Mich., visited at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs,
Louis Scchilbe, 14th con., ' last
week.
MOLSONS MOL(�
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BANK
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
Over 100 Branches
OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
WITH THE MOLSONS BANK
And pay your accounts by
chi clue You avoid the risk
of carrying sums of money,
and th' cheque is an absolute
receipt. Interest allowed on
deposits. e
W. B. COLLES
ana,Lcr Zurich Branch
The World's Watch.
Over Time
Dealer in
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0 Prod Hess, Sr., and. Malars. A. J.
t• Raabe visited at the home of M .
e' and Mrs. G. A. Bissett, of Salt;or.1
Heights, o%n Sunday;,
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the! contract of delivering mail o.;
'route number one out of Zurich
from Mr. W. H. Hoffman, his dut-
ies begin on August 1st.
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Ree-. W. Miller and son Karl,
of near Pittsburgh, Pa., called on 16
fricnds here on Tuesday. Rev;.
Miller was pastor of the Lutheran
church here for a number of ye-
ars.
Misses Hazel Bauman, Fluid.'
Saaider, Mildred Brown and Mes r.±.
Arthur Sander, Arther Kabe3l, Ruf-
us Settler, Lee Roy Devitt, Melvin �.
Mown, Ed. Voelker and Wm.
bort. alt of Kitchener, spent the
holiday at the home of itis. and
Mrc W. L Siebert.- I41.
CORRECTED
Our mailing list has been cut
rented to date. SSeo that your
label reads right. All
should read paid in advance. W Iia
et about yours,
(ELECTION IN FALL
IS1.r Wen. Hearst, premier of
Ontario, has decided to take the
prohibition peblicite and to ho:d
tlio general election on one anal thct
sante day,, The date of the
e;cti.arn has not been fixed, uui is
will take place some time in Oct-
�' ober or possibly sooner. Som
members of the Government al-
-Vacate an earlier appeal.
W. C. T. U.
The regular meeting of UV? �W.
C. T. U. was held at the home et
Mrs. P. B. Meyer on W.'dees ay
e'Nening, July 16th.
In the devotional part which was
lend by Mrs. 0, L. Smith., Rev. P.
E. Meyer •gave a. short addre:, :,
after Which Miss E'i':abeth Jaen f
rendered a solo.
The educational part W118 a'•^ )
eandlu.ct.^.d by the pi sident, rr3.
C. neyrocic, the subleet (te'•n.;
"Methods of Work."
+Durilng' the business part Mr";.
Iltiyrock and Mrs. W. L. ;'4'_e
ttrr� appe'Intel
deegales 10 tit.,
I#L+1^oln County Convention, whic't
's b. i'Zg h.el 1 tV; ,ghem o ^ Tit^ x` •
t: "ter and Irr'clay of t I'i wre .
the Jeweller
Phone 67
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Wo invite you to inspect our
new shoes for spring and summer
wear. See our line of
For Men
For Ladies
ESAll Styles and Sizes
Wear well kind
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C. FRITZ
The Shoeman
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We have opened our
NFW SPRING GOODS
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PE:, MT CIL T K; ) ,
\\re are offering some bargains in
\Vali Papers, Mired Paints
and other lineae
FRESH GROCERIES ALWA YS ON HAND
i� Bust 1'ri:cesfor Farm Produce
Your wants taken care of
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R. N.DOUG! - .
PHONE 11 on 97
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